“Take the story we retell every epiphany,” said my pastor, Jack Roeda. So, here it is, the story we retell every epiphany: the magi saw

I did not vote for Barack Obama, but I did wish him well, even publicly so on the pages of Perspectives in early 2009. As

I voted for Barack Obama in 2008, and half-way through this term I am more confident than ever that America and I chose well. From

Discussions between theologians and economists can dissolve into a great mass of frustration and confusion. Since the subject matter often involves issues of public policy,

Enter the world of Facebook–over 400 million users with 60 million status updates per day. The average face on Facebook has 130 “friends.”1 You can

In 1898 Abraham Kuyper came to America to give his famous Stone Lectures on Calvinism at Princeton Theological Seminary. Coming from the “old European Continent,”

Ironically, people in the Reformed tradition, people who can pride themselves on razor-sharp dogmatics even at the expense of good worship, may today be practicing

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A few years ago I was involved in a heated conversation about the portrayal of fatherhood on television. This took place during the heyday of